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Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
News Summary,

The preliminary examination OF Mrs
Lawier. on the charge of bring q young
| oolored man named Hudson TO aiDdle
| the fire which destroyed large portion
Of Mound City, was held in Cairo, Ill.
| on Saturday. Hudson testifs 1 that he
kindled the fire under promise from
Mrs. Lawler that he should he paid SIS.
The defendaDt was held to answer in
the Circuit Court to-day.
II IL stated that there are two cases OF
lepsosg OF the most loathsome type near
Eoths.y, MINI. Both are NorweSians
aud heads OF families. None OF the
members OF the family have the disease.
Before leaving Norway both men were
fishcrmen and lived almost exclus!vely
on d sh diet, TO which they attribute
their sf1i i,tioD.
The river coal opera.crs met In Pitts
burg on Saturday, to consider the de-
mands OF their miners for an advance
in wages,a check weightnan and semi
weekly pay. II was decided to post.
pone action In the matter until there is
resumption Of work in the uines.
Nearly oil the mines are closed ~ pres.
ent on account Of a scarcity OF craft 10
load.
a telegram from Pierre, Dakota, says
jumping Dog, the Indian who fred tEe
Cheyenne Agency few days ago, was
captured on Thursday night. OG Fri
day he attacked his guards anc stabhsd
two OF them to death with pair OF
soears and then committed suicide.
Paul Bioohm, aged rs years, part
owner Of the Dsimonico Hotel In Leav.
enworth, Kansas. kissed his daughter
and her child goodbye on Saturday
night and then walked into the yard Of
the hotel aud shot himself dead.
The vault being constructed In the
court yard Of the Treasury building In
Washington for tho storage of silver
dollars 10 nearly completed, and will
be ready for usa il a few days.
Stephen Dietrich, of Camp Creek,
was dying In hospital IN Cincinnati,
on Saturday. OF whet was supposed to
be hydrcphobis. He was bitten by o.
pet tatrier a few weeks ago.
sI A man name ed Howe, living In ST.
Paul, Mlnneaote, shot and killed his
wife on Saturday. He gave himself
up. He claims that he was cleaning
the gun when it went off accidentally.
The strike OF the switchmen at Hous.
tor, Texas, was declared to he at an
END on Saturday. All strikers except
the leaders were taken back by the
company.
Archbishop Rysn, OF Philadelphia,
and Bishop RyaE, OF Buffalo, sre on
their way 10 R)ms, having sailed from
New York on the steamer Servia on
Saturday.
A year-old son OF John W. Bailey,
of Whitehall, Virginia, wss fatally
soalded on Saturday by ialtGg into n
pot OF hot lard.
William Baxter, his two SOILS and q
mau named Douglas, living near Chat,
tanoosa, Tennessee, were bitten py q
rabiG dog on Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
PaFa!yt.c Attac Z.

As Mrs. Thomas NJ CuIbert, accom-
panied by daughter of Rev Charles Hill,
was driving over the causewsy, On Friday
afternoon, she experienced paralytc at
tack, and fell back upon the seat OF the
carriage In an unconscious condition
NJ iss Hill, although much alarmed i'm
mediately seized the lines ahd driving to
the Water Department called Mr.Culbert
to her aid. The stricken lady was i'm
mediately conveyed to her home, and Dr.
Grimshaw summoned. She has since laid
in a cumatosc condition, excepting a briei
period when she slightly rallied, but her
recovery is scarcely probable. Mrs, Cul
bert is daughter of the late Peter
Springer, and sister OF lie Wis Il. SPRING
er, of the firm of Springer, Morley "
Cause. Third and Orange streets, Gnd
over ] years Of age.
Mrs. Culbert died at II o'clock THIS
morning.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
sabbath .cl,Qu,s.

rhe following Is the program of the
Northern S2bbatl School Association
OF the New Castle Presby terry at the
West Church, on Tuesday afternoon, at
2 80:
ist. Devotional exercises and enroll.
ing delegates.
aud. Brief verbal reports OF the con.
dit!an OF their schof Ia
3rd. papeT on 3. S. discipline by Rev.
Henry u. Lindsay, and free discussion
en- the sutject Until 4 p. M.
4lh. Paper on GLOW can teachers
| oe.t follow up their woEk during the
geeE," hy Misc Mary Eixon, followed
by d,scusslorH on ,his topic.
5 il. O., jas. A, Worden will give
mode! lesSons on the Bible Oorreepon.
3ancs School at 4 &c p. n.
Tho evening SESSION Will opsn at 80,
whsn Rsv. I. l.. Cation, of Chesapeake
CITY, Md, OhairClau of Pres6yLerial,
Committee on Sunday Schoo! Work,
vii! E.V0 statement ooLcsrDtng ths
worE she Pcs Sery.
2nd Address by REV. James A.
Worden. ID. D.. periDtendent OF Sun
Cay SahGol Work OF Presbyterian
CEureu
3r4. Address by Bav. JDo P. Camp.
hail, pager Of Faith P.esbyteriaa
C-u.ca, Gsitiwors, ma, Cor. sec. of
sUad~J acaoo! Work 10 Baltimore
Pr5shy safr.
All Sunday pcaool tsachers and off,
cess 10 tho city and vicinity eIe cor
G:A!ly inyiteu 10 attend these meetings.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
PRICE ONE CEN,l.
An OId C,t.zan Ia psatu.

About O'CLOCK Saturday sesnisg,
Peter n. Brsnnsp, Jreaoafes a. the
Lobdell Car Whetl Company. died at
his residence, No 5l0 W. S,x.ks M<.
Brennan contracted o cold or T1aa ks
giving Day, SID hes boen IA asfleD <4As
tiDe. he recovered suSiciea s.y 10
transact some butiaass on Monday, but
was again taken with chile, foiiaged
by erysipelas on Weanesday. Els iil-
mesa resulted tstsiy on 6sturiag as
stated
Mr.. Brennan was In the 7iss gear OF
his age. While bog he was employed
in the woollen milIs Of q. Dupont
and net with an accident which de-.
prived him OF one CT bis armg. He was
made confidential CLERK TO Mfr. Du.
Pont and held the position until that
gentleman retired from bualness. In
1857 he entered the Hecv,cs Of Bush Sc
Lobdell, aud afterwaTd that Of George
q. Lobiell. When the LobGsli Gar
Wheel Company was formed In 1867 he
was made treasurer Of that company,
ard beld the position unsil tha time Of
his death.
Mr.. Brennan was preeiGent of cope
Loan ssocistion, 8 director OF the.
Union National Bank, precedent OF the
Society of St Vtncsnt ds Paul, and .
member Of 81. Pstsr's Pro OAtlsd rai.
He was one OF the Presidential elsc-
tors from this State In 1854 He took q
great interest 10 public affairs Hnd was
IN ardent Democrat in politics. Ho was
asked on various occasiune to aooecs O
public office, but always refused. He
leaves two daughters and son; the
latter is in the employ OF the Pussy &c
Jones Company. His wife, who was o
Misc Finnegan, sister OF Henry r.
Finnegan, late freight agent OF the
P, W. & B. Railroad, died some sears
ago. All OF his children are unmAr-
ried. The deceased will be buried ON
morning. High Mass will
be held at St. Peters Prc-CesnedraI ak
10 q. M, and the funeral sermon will
be preached by the Right Reverend
Bishop Becker, of Savannah.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
For the RolidAYa.

We acknowledge the receipt from the
publishers of the American edition Of
the American London News, 237 Potter
Building, New York city, of the Christ.
mas number OF that always acceptable
journal. The oolored pictures sent Us
in connection Herewith are rare spsoi
meEs OF art, whilst "a Phyllis Of the
Slerras," which occupies twenty. four
Of its large columns, is worth con-
sjdersbly more than is asked FOX this
exceptionally excellent number. You
will certainly regret 1t il you do not
get the Cristman number of the Illus.
trAted London News.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
het with Sucuass

The Beard OF Trade committee, con-
slsting Of dob Il. jackson, chairm 80 :
Daniel W. Taylor, 4. Redmond Smith.
Postmaster Il Ibsrt n. Taylor, Lewis c :
gance2rift Esq, Joseph L. Carpenter,
Jr aud Co.o1e Milo w. Locke, went
TO Washington oD Saturday and held @
conferences with Supervising Architect
breTet, IN that officials office.
fEe supervising architect decided,
after comforting with the committee, to
ask for an additional appropriation Of
sioO,GOD, which ne considers sufficient
TO enlarge the building and to make 1t
nreproof. Mr. Freret expires, cd himself
anxious to nave the views of the various
mem bers OF TIA committee on the build
Ing, ana carefully noted them on his
plans. The cum rnit,ea was unanimous
IN the opinion tnat there should he an
entrance on Shipley street, il addition
10 thei On Ninth etreet.
Colonel Milo w. Locke is of the opin &.
ioa tnat tina street should be wideued
IN front Of ths proposed building This
he sacs can be doue by getting the curb
ten Ttet west OF it3 present location.
The sidewak 1uld then be broadened
oy ~ least ave ie9t, tho b,ilding line
= f4~DNA 10 DTOs
vide 'or this additional space around
the entire building.
1t is proposed that the whole site be
covareo Oy the building, with tha ex.
cepSion OF SPACE at the south side of
The lot for ten foot wide alley. Tne
widening OF the street and sidea ak
vii give tie location finish, gnd also
make 1t much more convenient, both
FOR pedestrians AID those who orive to
the office In vehicles OF various kinds.
Tns com mmittee proposes to have q
Dill prepared az once and present it to
the Senate without delay. It. is real.
ized vhat while Senators and Rspreaen-
tatives ara IN favor of the bill 1t will
stu require effort on the part Of the
cit:zens To push 1t through, The srcbi
teci wisaes tie appropriation passed as
soon as possible, as ne wishes to pat the
building under contract
Letters from Senator Salisbury sp6
Representative Pentogton. pledging
taeir Harneet etfJfts 10 behalf CT the
new appropriations, are In possession OF
the chairman of the committee. Seoa.
tor Gray will give the matter close per.
sonal atteutioa, aud Secretary Bayard
aas agreed to advapce the wosk By
e7ery mesns in his power.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
Test OF the Dynamite sneIl.

A second test OF the new dynamite
shell, invented By Lieutenant GFsyion,
was Ilnde at Sandy Hook on Friday By
order Icf the War Department. The
Ordnance Board WAS pleased with the
result OF the test, and Congratulated the
inventor upon his success. Five steel
shells were fired In all. The 6rst shsll
penetrated the I6-iuch turret target and
then exploded. The target was almost
demolished and was rendered useless
for further practice. Four shells were
then fixed TO determine the range and
TO demonstrate that by Grnydon' e
method dynamite shells could be pro-
PEELED by ordinary black powder from
the service guns 80 as to obtain salts
factory, penetration and destruction
power"
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
Ebbitt House Sold.

The Ebbitt House was sold at pablo
sale at the Court House on Saturday bv
the executors of the late Judge wootten.
The property was started st IS 900 and
advanced slowly uDtil S10,676, the bid
OF Joseph L Carpenter, Jr., was
reached. This was the successful bid
There Is q mortgage of $4,000 on the
property. The terms OF sale arc 10 per
cent cash and the balance on confirma
ion of the sale by the Orphans Court
u. 1, Marvel of Sussex County, Victor
Dutoht, Esq and many Others were
present at the sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
a Eenuctt Wedding

Rev. 7. E. Mcdowell, of the Lowe,
Brandywine Presbyterian Church, was
called on last Thursday to unite Waite,
J. Booth, OF West Grove, Pa to Miss
Laura. the only daughter OF SamueI D.
Chandler, of Ksnnett Square, Pa, IN
khe bonds OF mRtrimony. As they had
both been sohoolmstes Of his o few
years age, he vSs pleased to assist them
to start pleasantly in their new rela-
tionship. Tho friends assem bled ex.
tended copgratul stions. and the happy
pair started on short bridal tour.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
John s, CLARKE.

To. morrow evening Americas great.
ess comedian, Mr. John s. Cisgke, will
make his second appearance this season
at the Opera House, on which occasion
ha viii present his great creation OF
Msjcr wellington DeBoots, In "a
Widow Hunt" Mr.. Clarke appears TO
the greatest advantage In this charao
ter, as he invests it with an originality
and earnestness Of action which causes
the audience TO believe that 1t is the
character, and not the actor, who is pro
vokiug the fun. The play has been re-
written since last season, and an entire
new act added. "Sweetheart" will
also be pres ted, and the entire per.
formanoe will no doubt be one Of she
best OF the SESSION.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
municipal Go urt.

There was hut opa piaiE drunk ~ the
Municipal Court this uorning Michas'
a epn vas arrested or Mel leE street,
between Frnat and SEQ nd stresEs. In a
hel,Ifrs state RI drunt enpe's, and
brous sbt IN a cab to poiics station by
0Glrer sohoor Ha Was badly bsuis0
and his shjrt bo5om was covered with
blnod Whe, ssksd II sny one struck
him no replied he did hot KNOW nc
was ined 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
Married ON Thursday.

John A, D,wnham, Of Dover, but
formerly of Wyoming, Del, and Miss
Ida Draper, daughter of Henry
Draper, and q niece OF DR.. James A
Draper, OF this city, were married at
the home of the bride, near Camden,
Del, by the Rev. Mr. Green, pastor OF
the Wyoming circuit, on Thursday
evening last In the presence OF rels-
tivcs and O few invited friends. After
the customary congratulations the bride
eDd groom departed for Dover, their
future reaidence.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
Returning Than ks,

At meeting OF the w iminet0n Dl
vision, No. 224. o. of II O.. held on the
4tb day OF December, A ID, 1851 tht
folIowinc resolution WEB unau!gaCusly
ad ated:
Resolved, That the thanks Oh US ~
vision are hereby extended 10 j. H.
MuIIin & Son, OF Witnl,ostan, Dsl,
for their kindness aud q uftesy IN pre-.
o ting to this dty!r'oD y hHotsoaS .
BIB o for tho use OF he NtVls!eh; "uu
ws desire TO exprsss anr btxa dppre-
cio.ion ~ the LpolgktlnluOas which
prJuptad the gift, sad 0uT wlsh ior tae
anottnu,Ct nro,perity OF tie c0roga
8. ANDT
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
THE MOTT 1NzxPER1ENo NoEo GIRL

oau, with .RanRh On Dirt" do as nice
washing eua ironing al can na doue in
any Laundry. Boiling rot necessary
uuiika any other "R1ugn.on Dirt" can
bo psed 10 both g7sshtng and III srchius;
Won need heve no fear In usirG this ar
fjo,s; :rs, from vile alksIi, 1t does not
rot. yellow Nor iuinra tie finest tabiio I;
oleafs, biz eaohes, Hh'tcns. " Eoush on
Dirt is the uDly sJgtuls that caa be ad-
ded 70 stsrcn (hot or oc.i) to RiTe q
coma body and beautiful gloss. Ask for
Z 2Rouah on Dirt" 10 and $50. packa2
eg. All lrBt-oiaas Drugglbts.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
LETTEk FROM VIRGINIA,
Drouth - Forest Fires-Game Laws
Hook and Ladder Uompsny-Chsnge
in the Trade OF a PROMINENT Saloon
at

HOOK ana Ladder Conlpzny-Change
in the Trade OF a PROMINENT ssioon.
| ist
Correspondence OF the RErusLrcAx.
WIGGINs, W. VA, Dec. 3.-We have
had little or no rain fcr three ZOE tbs
past, and the wheat soun las o lard
elruggle for existence. Tbs Green brier
river a. this place car be crossed on
foot from rock TO rocE W ithout wettine
oae's feet, and springs that never failed
| Deiore have gone dry. While / am
| writing forest fires are raging with fury 4.
On the last day of Novem Der o locomo.
tive OF the "Mogul" class threw fra
into the dead leaves, on the railways
right OF way, below this plsce about
one mile. and the fiamea rushed with
FURY up the mountain side destroying
every thing in their path. Oa aad OF
they swept until they trsversed soue
| Sen miles IN nortaeriy course. Last
night the scene was fsarfully grand,
and to day the odor of bprnsd leaves
and decayed timber is sruffeS by ali
who have not lost shsir sense OF smell.
Last season our Legislature passed q
law prohibiting the shooting OF deer
tor i've years to come, and We have to
oe satisfied In the huut!ag OF rabbits,
faccoone, oppcsuus. ground hogs and
the foxes, OF which there is no scarcity
L. a. Daniel. the leading Hinton So
loon Keeper, has ceased TO cell that
arch enemy OF men. srirituous liquors,
ana has entered tbs grocery trade. /
congratulated him upon his choice, and
he told me he could not bsar to think
OF bringing up his two sons (nog
yourg babes) in the atmospheric OF 8
saloon.
There are now four saloons In Hinton.
dispensfDg In the 7ea.ly aggregate over
$40. 900 worth of drinks, and fhis in a
population OF only swo thousand. Hin.
ton can now boast Of o frst-class,
vel! offfcered and equipped hook and
ladder company, which ia the only
thing OF the kind the people have lor
eItinRuishing fres, Ths old party in
this State are getting the materials
ready for another Presidential cam.
psign, and intends to make o STRONGER
strugele than ever for the ssceu6sucy.
Summers County will show o large
gain 10 Republican voters. The Demo
Gratis In this county are very bitter
aSainst as, and can equal their Eastern
brethren, IL not excel them In their
osrk tricks and deep laid schemes to
defeat the will Of what we honestly be-
lisve to be the majority. w. B. w.
A blessing to humanity Is " nat Dr.,
bnlI,s Cough Syrup can well be term.
go, FOR 1t has done more good already
IMAM any other medicine. One trial
VIII convince any one Of its efficacy.
Price % cents
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
Atsho Academy OF EIusIc.

The closing performance of "Zozo, the
Magic Queen" was given at the Aoad-
emy OF Music last Saturday evening
before large audience. This evening
Henry O. Miners company will CON.
mence IN engagement of threa nights
In the emo:,ons al melodrams, 1.-THE Silver
King" With Carl A Hsswin ne will
fred Zen yer the Silver King. The
play has been piven so often In this
city that its merits are we'll known.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
tank VS.. proud q msrr.ch,

MEssRs EDIroRs: The fret bull
communication l did not order. but II
Sss, euppost the outcome of pre-
viJus conveTsa icp, and correct on ly in
the colts dying, which was In three
day after being hurt. You will do nc @
the klnjness to give ta's place in one
OF your issues. Iho gentlemen claim I
was too ls:9 with my complaint. L
don't know the date, but If not OF the
aSst sale after bought the bull it was
tue Second; the gecUrd viii show the
time. l am very Thankful for the &c.
vice IN relation TO keeping him in q
sepsrate saciosnre. But he gives that
s1viea. and got it GOOD way ahead
OF their letter, which was the first I
nc ard on that score. Now am dam
paed IN 10th counts; one is that ne is
woIt0le6s Ss bull; the other he ia Ill
amoDg horses. These were both in ct
d-st pUtiee; l Gou't want any trouble.
propose TO DO ono OF three things at a
reasonable time. First, meet the sen
tlenen ct plRcs suitable and settle 1t
aul.oably and without any hard
thoughts or words Gscapd, IL We fail
10 agr5e ID leave it TO three men, and
both bind ourselves 60 let their ecision
Da taSl. Third, II both the above fall,
10 try the virtue OF nay claim for dam.
sse in suit before the court Yours
w. j. LANK.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
Brevitia6.
The cheapest has house I'm the city
Eum 'Sr1 Bros, AO4 Market street


Try Bush's coal you will ike II.
Go TO Murphey's for your bed springs.
Buy yonr furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like it.
W. j. kimble, grocer, End and Justisen st
Millard F. Davis, jeweler, 9 E. Second ST.
Fine Is X. Rings, at Hanf's, is E. Fourth,
II. Roop Smith, druggist, 9th and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Front street.
First class furniture at Murphey's. 3Cg Ship.
ley street.
60 10 Geo. H. Nurphey's for your parlol
chamber and dining room furniture. SQD Ship
ley street.
J. y. Bryant, No. IL East Seventh street,
is taxing orders for the revised AID latest
edition OF samantha at Saratoga. Price re-
duced 10 $LT6. Agents wanted.
f,you want your Heaters and Range over
hauled and putin good orger for The i. i!ltvr.
send your order to Z, East Fourth street p!cE.
ELS Stoye and Heater Company. BY tele-
phone, Number S2S, 1t will be promptly tten.
ded to.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
Walnut candy nj
"A caro-.

TO all who are suiEeItna; t9osa. tie er.
ragA 6RG anatango:tJls u ye,gsa. aeygDl'
wsSrnasc, easiy 1eeAy, loss OF rusU ADoG,
Sc, Z wiil ssDd % reo!pe lhxa VII. uuT.
you, EREE OF 0GAi}f3B rhis &r54,
remedy VS. tinaaYurtd b. ia II 1iHp'0lecy
10 Gautc Atnaeia.s Sand oat ,4ifrsss,
cd enyelops 20 the utv, ,ioagEd &.
IHkLu SIstior d. G"'r Yurk Utsg.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
Four Rounds with Bare Krucsles

FALL RIVER, Mass December A.
Jack MCGOWAN, 8 local light-weight,a and
Miles Higgins, lately arrived from Eng
land, fought four fierce roun with bare
knuckles to. day across the line In liver
ton, r. 1. The fight, which was for q
small purse was witnessed by fifty per.
sons. McGowan was terribly punished,
but won the fight, as Higgins broke the
thumb and finger Of his right hand In
the fourth round and gave up the con.
test.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
Report OF the Ree istrnr.

During the past week there were II
blrths, 9 marriages anil 1s deaths re.
ported TO Registrar Lee as having oc.
CURED in this city, against % deaths
for the corresponding wesis Of last year.
Causes of death: Consumption, heart
disease, 2 each; convals:ous, diphthe.
ria, general debility, bomtcsdes mem-
braneoua Group, pneumonia, premature
birth, typhoid feveT, l each
Ages of deceased: UndeE yea, g.;
from to 2, 2; from 10 10, /; from 20 70
80, l; from 80 TO 40, 2; from 40 to 80, l.;
from go 60 20, /; from 70 TO 80. i; from
so to 100. /.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
r,,,us without Repair.

hsoins 10 decline when dSspep.
4. the stomach. The disease.
4 .broush neglect, entails
f., of iiesh spd serious wsste
Esc1 iar t.s,ue. To invigprats
iv ard speedily, q sound
u, reauirsd. There - nous
\ 10 Il H1atetteT's Stomach Bit
|ce il Institutes, and II con-
Is,pstus,ts . repair Of the tis-
L,rh have dsclined in bulk,
4 elac,iolfy In consequence OF
4 al,op of tbs food. No time
1 lo.t IN beginning the repsra
H., nor should there be any
1 removing those ailments CT
Occurrences, which contribute
|ter an enfeeblsd condition ci
Ich aud ! erves, viz: copst'pa-
4 liver complaint, disorders
/ Bltters will asburedly txtin
kn nuo moiies and prevents
hp1 si4i = trorbles, aud is a
h:l,larr iu the recovery Of
ker conyslescents from wasting
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
pfiB,Dgtte

On Saturday a'teronon and everiDE
Prisrlelte was wei. attended again, and
ths ladies ars much pleasad with IT'S
sccoeee. 5le luyGh tabis8 3ud 6HotSs
were both we'll pa;r0nizsd. The fenn.
oiai returns have not yet besn COM
puted.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05

Mr.. Il. T. Brown, living In shady
Grove, franklin county, Va. says:
Having thoroughly tested DR. Bulbs
BABY Syrup IN my family, cheersully
certify to its uniformly good effect, and
recommend it as n most excellent
remedy.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05

Alexander Black, Of Kennett Square,
PA., who has been regulsr a'tvndsnf
of me Eighth street market fos he past
twenty Ave yesPs, has given up he
bnsipesa, and Is preparing TO IASs ife
rather eGGieT.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
IIeitiior Court.

lyle aud William x Powell
Lruy before Judge Gum nina
tdsy evening, charged With
" d! . buffalo robe, valned at
Elrds-w Il, E!anden berg 9sr's
b. q on King street lsst Fri.
| Tasy we're h0id ia 500 each
sppeaT4uce at Court,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05

The Patapsoo Superlative Patent 10
the best hour, because 1t makes the
Whitest, sweetest and most nutritious
bread. Ask your grocer or -four dealer
for 1t,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
Ioon,I.ook. observe.

The photographs in f'ontof Beeoher's
gallery, 30 Mark7t str;et The largest
ever taken In Daliwara. 90 TO $40 ior
your photographs -oari to life siEe; the
best In the city.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
For t,,e Bep..it OF the C,uro,.

A concert under the auspi ,es of the
Mite Society for the benefit of Della.
ware Avenue Baptist Church will be
given on Tuesday evening. The com
binsd choirs Of the church and Sunday
school, assisted by other talent, will
furnish the music. The msnagers are
in hopes that the concert will be well
patronized so that the society may be
able to make good return. The con
cert promises to be an enjoyable one.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
nED.Rutsa. FLrEs.

Flies, reaches, ants, bed bugs, water
hnss, moths, ratio, mice, spsrEowf, jack
rabbits, goph3 3gs, ouiptnpnks, c.e&Icd
cut By " BouRh on Eats. lGo.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05
Freight Oars Down an Empau ukmen..

CLEVELAND, December by the
spreading of the rails on the Baltimore
and Ohio, near Independence, Ohio, to-
day, q locomotive and ten freight cars
were thrown down an embankment. The
engineer, George S Smith, of Syracuse,
NY. was instantly killed, and Fireman
NJ. Ruckles was fatally scalded.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-05

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